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Looks like Carissa Moore has always won a contest when in reality she won a CT there is less than one year, the Roxy Pro France. It only seems that she's fighting because the three-time world champion is usually in the "Title Contender" conversation at that time every season. This year is a little different – it's not even in the Top 5.
Carissa Moore, back on track in O-Side. Photo: Kurt Steinmetz / WSL
But by winning Paul Mitchell's Super Mitchell Pro QS6,000 at Oceanside this weekend – his first cloak after four attempts – maybe Moore had the boost he needed to get back on track. "I'm so excited to have my first cape and it's a great win, which I have not managed to get all season," Moore said. "It's huge for trust, and I think I just complicate things in my mind, so it's nice to simplify things." "I was happy to play the game a little better. than this season, and I just wanted to keep my head down and enjoy the competition.When conditions are more difficult, it's more a question of performance than performance. to adopt. "
Malia Manuel, third. Photo: Kurt Steinmetz / WSL
By "harder", Moore was referring to a fairly clean, but rather incoherent, 2 to 3 foot swell, where Caroline Marks seemed to be the favorite – given her youthful spark and her education in Florida. But in the final, Carissa opened with a 7.67 before getting the 6.17 save, leaving her goofyfoot opponent needing a 6.85, to no avail.
"Caroline was an standout event, and I knew the judges loved what she was doing," added Moore. "I just needed to do my own thing and I hoped the ocean was on my side. I think the key is to stay present and know what you're doing. exchange, you surf against yourself. "
Coco Ho, equal to 3rd. Photo: Kurt Steinmetz / WSL
Significant damage to the CT during his first year season (likely to earn him the year's rookie title), Marks also has control over the QS, already accumulating a record of 22,200 points. there are still two thousand and six thousand shillings at the time.
"Being so young, there is no pressure," said Marks. "I love to participate and I'm having fun this year." "I was very close in this heat, and I was very happy with the way I surfed, so I'm going bring this confidence into next week.And having a warmth with Carissa [Moore] is awesome.It's one of my idols, but now I'm trying to beat her, which is funny. "[19659012] Dimity Stoyle, equal to 5th. Photo: Kurt Steinmetz / WSL
Paul Mitchell Neon Supergirl Pro QS 6,000 Final Results:
1. Carissa Moore (HAW) 13.84 6,000 points
2. Caroline Marks (USA) 13.10 4,500 points
Paul Mitchell Neon Supergirl Pro QS 6,000 Semifinal Results:
SF 1: Carissa Moore (HAW) 12.23 def. Malia Manuel (HAW) 12,20
SF 2: Caroline Marks (United States) 14,33 def. Coco Ho (HAW) 11.10
Paul Mitchell Neon Supergirl Pro QS 6,000 Quarterfinal Results:
QF 1: Carissa Moore (HAW) 11.66 def. Johanne Defay (FRA) 7.40
QF 2: Malia Manuel (HAW) 8,83 def. Brisa Hennessy (HAW) 6.00
QF 3: Coco Ho (HAW) 12.57 def. Philippa Anderson (AUS) 10.03
QF 4: Caroline Marks (United States) 13.67 def. Dimity Stoyle (AUS) 9,44
Paul Mitchell Neon Supergirl Pro QS 6,000 Round 5 Results:
Heat 1: Johanne Defay (FRA) 11,60 def. Courtney Conlogue (United States) 7.67
Series 2: Carissa Moore (HAW) 15.33 def. Bronte Macaulay (AUS) 9.67
Heat 3: Brisa Hennessy (HAW) 13,90 def. Keely Andrew (AUS) 6.94
Heat 4: Malia Manuel (HAW) 11.66 def. Mahina Maeda (JPN) 10.80
Heat 5: Coco Ho (HAW) 15,27 def. Lakey Peterson (USA) 9,03
Heat 6: Philippa Anderson (AUS) 14,17 def. Nikki Van Dijk (AUS) 13.14
Heat 7: Caroline Marks (United States) 17.37 def. Alessa Quizon (HAW) 12,03
Heat 8: Dimity Stoyle (AUS) 15,27 def. Tatiana Weston-Webb (BRA) 0.13
Update of the women's playoff rankings:
1. Caroline Marks (USA) 22,200
2. Coco Ho (HAW) 13,700
3. Keely Andrew (AUS) 12,850
3. Tatiana Weston-Webb (BRA) 12,850
5 Malia Manuel (HAW) 12 300
6. Silvana Lima (BRA) 11 580
